That's exactly what I first thought of when this trade was announced as a done deal.
Dont pay too much attention to the guys on here mate- half of them watch footy on twitter- no idea. Everyone on here is having a crack at Armstrong because he was caught drink driving- we have all done mistakes in our lives. He had excellen tform in the SANFL before making the crows team at seasons end for five games or so. The SANFL is a good comp and I must say in those five games he grew as a player to the previuos years. He would have been in our top six players in each of those games so much so that I was surprised how good his decision making and kicking was- it had gotto elite level- he was hitting players on the chest with pinpoint passes over 40 metres all the time which is not what I can say for our other players. he would have propelled himself to the best disposal in our team in my opinion and I watch every game live and a replay every week. He was linking up well also.
The Adelaide supporters have a crack as in his first few years he would not put his body in the line sometimes- I feel he is getting better at this as hes getting older- but hes not going to be an inside player as he's quite light.
Youve done well guys- this is the was the AFL is being pllayed these days- Yarran and Gartlett types running out of defense.
Our supporters are getting excited about Lych and all Saints supporters are saying he is a spud with no leg speed.
Skills can not be taught. Armstrong already has them. Everything else can be taught with games and experience but skills only ever improve marginally.